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Posted by: snakemanuk at Mon Feb 21 12:38:12 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by snakemanuk ] I pretty much agree completely with the above post, I love my taiwans, they are eating machines and you'll probably have to set yourself a strict feeding regime to prevent them getting overweight, even after being fed they are nearly always on the look out for food. They do have an awesome feeding response (playing catch with a freshly defrosted mouse is always entertaining | ||
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) Out of the many babies that I hatch out each year I tend to find that 90% or more are tame and handleable straight away. You will want to handle a baby from the first week you get it to keep it tame as you would not want an 8ft or longer defensive tai, they are physically strong at that size and move extremely quickly.